Child Visitation Mediation

Child visitation mediation is a process where parents, separated or divorced, work with a neutral third party, called a mediator, to develop a plan for how and when they will spend time with their children. The mediation aims to create a cooperative environment to resolve conflicts about visitation arrangements, promoting the best interests of the child. It allows parents to discuss their needs and concerns openly, helping them reach a mutually acceptable agreement without going to court. This approach often leads to more satisfactory and sustainable outcomes for both parents and children.